A driven professional is pushed out of the company they helped build just as it nears its public offering. As the betrayal unfolds, they must decide whether to walk away or fight for the future they were promised.
In the critical days before IPO, after I poured three years of blood and sweat into building this company from scratch, I'm standing in an all-hands meeting getting fucked over by an intern. President Gray, I'd like to file a formal complaint. Veronica has been blatantly abusing her authority as Vice President.
You use the corporate jet like your private party bus. That Gulfstream is meant to impress top investors, not your little socialette While the rest of us are busting asses for this firm, you're up there playing celebrity at 30,000 What do you have to say for yourself?
What this idiot doesn't know is that the Gulfstream is mine. I loaned it to the company three years ago. What the hell are you laughing at? Rebecca, maybe you should explain to the office Sherlock who that jet actually belongs to before
she starts dusting the room for fingerprints. Rebecca is my best friend. Three years ago she was drowning in debt and his sperm was hanging by a thread. I was the one who saved